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Chapter 230 The Decisive Round! His face was as red as a roasted sweet potato!

"Keep up the good work, brothers, and crush RNG!"

"Go, go, go!"

The entire EDG team is full of fighting spirit.

At this moment, the online comment section has exploded.

"Holy crap, this Kai'Sa is amazing! She's really just weird in terms of mechanics, right? She can outplay any Tom, Dick, or Harry!"

"Hilarious! Only your Uzi can pull off that? What, do you need an application from Uzi to play Kai'Sa?!"

"Wasn't that Yao's amazing Vladimir play? RNG's five players were basically all dead as soon as he entered the fray. If it were me, I could have gotten a pentakill!"

"You can always trust EDG's mid and bot lane duo!"

"..."

On the RNG players' side, everyone's face was filled with frustration and annoyance, especially Uzi, whose face had turned from ashen to flushed.

How could the enemy team manage a 2v5 situation? What were his teammates doing? Were they all just waiting to die?

When the vampire and Kai'Sa rushed in, they targeted his Varus with their attacks, and he took a lot of damage himself, so how come his teammates still couldn't win?

It's one thing for Ueno to play a support role with no damage output, but for the mid-lane carry Ryze to get slaughtered like this, what kind of game is that!
Uzi turned his head to look at Xiaohu beside him, casting a death stare that was captured by the live broadcast director.

At this moment, the entire RNG team fell silent and became withdrawn.

And that's exactly what happened. They had no chance left. EDG's two carries had risen to prominence, and RNG couldn't stop their Vladimir and Kai'Sa's burst damage.

A vampire and Kai'Sa with advanced abilities are a match for Varus and Ryze.

The core strategy for both teams' lineups was the same: to focus on two carries, with the rest playing support roles. The match was all about which team's carries were more effective.

In fact, RNG's top laner Gnar is also a champion with carry potential, but his player Letme is a notorious top laner who doesn't contribute much, so you can't count on him to carry at all.

Soon, the three EDG players who had already been eliminated—top, jungle, and support—revived in the fountain and received the Baron buff.

Having secured the Baron buff, EDG's development strategy instantly shifted to charging into team fights, focusing entirely on "going all out"!
Sion, Sejuani, and Rakan all have Flash available, while RNG's players have mostly used up their Flash. As long as EDG initiates a team fight, they are almost guaranteed to succeed.

After the mid-lane minions were pushed into the turret, Flandre, controlling Sion, activated his ultimate and charged in. The horn that resounded throughout the Rift suddenly rang out, and the five members of EDG charged forward without hesitation.

RNG had no choice but to retreat, surrendering their mid-lane high ground. However, their temporary retreat did not stop the fighting, but instead led to an even more intense charge.

Meiko's Rakan found an opportunity, first using his E on Sion, then immediately activating his R skill to charge into the crowd, successfully charming both Varus and Ryze.

In an instant, four EDG players entered the fray and unleashed their attacks, causing RNG's formation to crumble. The final match time was 30 minutes and 01 second.

EDG has secured match point, bringing the score to 2-1!

The commentators on stage were in high spirits, and Guan Daxiao said with great emotion: "EDG's 2v5 maneuver in front of the Baron pit successfully helped the team get through the difficult period."

Rita nodded in agreement, "Kshine is now just one win away from winning her first Spring Championship trophy!"

"This game was the biggest test for EDG's new lineup. Iboy in the bottom lane finally withstood the pressure, and this brand-new EDG proved its strength to the audience," Umbrella King praised.

Under the director's close-up shots, the expressions of the players from both teams were quite interesting. The RNG players, having lost a crucial game, all looked dejected. Uzi, in particular, ignored his teammates, getting up alone and returning to the rest room, clearly very dissatisfied with RNG's performance in this game.

Similarly, Uzi was also very envious of iboy's output environment. They were both ADCs, so why was iboy's mid laner so much better than theirs?

The reason RNG lost the team fight was that Wang Yao was able to maximize his damage output and do his best, while Xiaohu could not.

Uzi is needed to deal damage, and he's also needed to finish off enemies in team fights. Without him, RNG instantly falters!

At this moment, Uzi's mentality is on the verge of exploding again. This year is definitely the new peak of his professional career. He has beaten all the ADs in the LPL.

Therefore, Uzi is still very confident in defeating Wang Yao and winning his first championship in tonight's final against EDG.

But EDG brought him back to the cruel reality in the next second. What is most despairing is not the lack of hope, but the fact that when you are just a tiny bit away, you miss the opportunity again!
While the entire RNG team was in a state of panic, the online chat was also incredibly lively, with the clash between the two fan groups reaching its peak.

"Speak? The royal bastards should speak!"

"You guys made such a fuss over stealing a small round. Anyone who didn't know better would think we won the championship. With our invincible mid and bottom lane duo, I'm asking you Royal Never Give Up fans, aren't you scared yet!"

"It can only be said that even the best Huazi has its shortcomings, and the champion is still more reassuring."

"iboy to Uzi: This year I'm going to write my name on Miss Kai'Sa, hehehe, just to piss you off!"

"..."

The loss in the crucial match point game dealt a heavy blow to RNG's morale, and the atmosphere within the team became somewhat awkward.

Sun Dayong and Heart looked worried as they watched Uzi huddled in the corner, silent. They were very concerned about what RNG would do in the next game.

But now, all they can do is continue to offer the contestants the same boring platitudes; there's nothing else they can do.

Returning to the stage, Uzi still had a tense, flushed face. Under the stage lights, his face looked like a roasted sweet potato.

RNG made some personnel adjustments in this game, replacing Letme in the top lane with Zz1tai, which can be considered to strengthen the offensive capabilities of the top lane.

Zz1tai's champion pool is deeper than Letme's, after all, he was also a prodigy mid-laner back in the day.

However, Coach Heart is still having a headache. They will be on the red side in the fourth game, and the draft will be even more difficult.

As expected, EDG banned Gangplank, Sejuani, and Shen one after another.

RNG, on the other hand, eliminated Camille, Taliyah, and Tahm Kench, which was also aimed at EDG's Camille lock-on strategy.

Immediately, EDG first picked Ornn, and RNG countered by locking in Xayah and Rakan. RNG needed to ensure the safety of their bot lane in this game, and Xayah was undoubtedly a very good AD carry choice.

Following that, EDG secured the Kai'Sa + Jarvan IV combination, while RNG locked in the jungler Rek'Sai, boosting the early game strength of their jungle.

In the second round of the draft, RNG focused heavily on Wang Yao, banning both Lucian and Vladimir, while EDG banned Gnar and Fiora.

Soon, Coach Heart gave Xiaohu the carry mage Syndra in the mid lane. The mid-jungle duo of Rek'Sai and Syndra immediately exerted maximum pressure in the early game.

Clearly, RNG is going all out against EDG in this game. Giving Xiaohu Syndra, the undisputed queen of mid-lane matchups, is their way of hoping he can hold his own in the mid-lane.

Even if you can't beat your opponent in the mid lane, you can at least hold your own in lane, right? If that still doesn't work, then there's really nothing you can do.

(End of this chapter)